McMaster v. Campbell
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeals from Bay. Bills to set aside conveyances. The cases were heard below on bill and demurrer and decrees entered dismissing the bills. Complainants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtMarston, J.
In each of the above cases complainants come into a court of chancery and ask that certain conveyances of real estate made by one George Campbell to defendants be declared void, because made while the grantor was insolvent; in fraud of his creditors; in violation of the United States bankrupt law; without consid-eration; and on a secret understanding that the premises should be kept from his creditors; and for his, the grant- or’s, benefit.
In the first above case it is farther alleged that the bankrupts, prior to and at the time the bankruptcy proceedings were commenced, owned and possessed…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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